Sentence examples for a touch curious from inspiring English sources
"Is it not a touch curious that Sir Alex has not named a single defender amongst his substitutes?" intones Brian Harvey.
There have been many rumors about an upcoming MacBook Pro with a Touch ID sensor and a curious OLED mini screen above the keyboard.
So it was curious that it seemed a touch anonymous in the end, with a fusty, musty aftertaste.
If you're just the right amount of curious, adventurous or even a touch voyeuristic, you might sign up for a SideTour.
His work is often a curious fusion, classical and statuesque bodies with a touch of realism.
His odd inclinations and curious psychedelic wanderings pepper his more emo moments with a touch of danger.
Yes, I say, it's curious how a lot of his characters, even the bruisers, have had a touch of femininity about them.
The band, led by Wynton Marsalis, is playing as strongly as ever; it has a new pianist, Richard D. Johnson, with a firm touch and clear, curious improvising ideas.
Her account of Florence's life was a figment of her imagination, a touching reverie based on a curious attachment.
